American Carved and Metal Leaf Picture Frame, Newcomb Macklin, circa 1925

Arts and crafts metal leaf carved picture frame, American, 1915. Rabbet dimensions: 21.5" x 27" Frame profile: 4.5" Depth: 3" **The dim...

20th Century American Arts and Crafts hand carved 18x32 picture frame. 18x32 American 20th Century Arts and Crafts hand carved picture frame...

American gold leaf barbizon picture frame, circa 1880. Rabbet dimensions: 34.5" x 45" Frame profile: 5.5" Depth: 2" **The dimensions provided represent the inner space allotment, o...

Barbizon frame with foliate ornament. Gesso and gold leaf.

20th Century American Arts and Crafts gold leaf picture frame 20x27 20x27.5 American 1915 Arts and Crafts gold leaf picture frame Rabbet Dimensions: 20" x 27.5" Frame prof...

Very good period arts and crafts frame of large size. One of the better maker's but unattributed. Measures: 32" x 36".

Newcomb Macklin style Arts & Crafts/Mission Style giltwood picture frame - unsigned - U.S.A. - circa 1940's. Excellent vintage condition - minor gilt and gesso loss (as photograph...

Antique carved impressionist distressed giltwood frame by Newcomb Macklin. Measures: Rabbet 36 1/4" x 25 1/2". See our other mirrors. Please, contact ...

Newcomb-Macklin, Stanford white design 28 x 24 period frame Extremely rare and fine original Newcomb-Macklin Stanford White frame, circa 1920s-...

Italian carved and Lacquered picture frame, Circa 1700 This Italian frame was most likely made in Emilia Romagna and more specifically in the town of Modena around the year 1700. De...

American Sterling Silver Picture Frame Marked Sterling, and with a C and a scepter.Rectangular, with a heart-shaped opening. 4 by 3 in., .73 troy ozs.

Hand-carved in the United States in the early 20th century, the focal point of this double picture frame is the stylized naval insignia. Both glass frames, which fit 6 x 4 photos, currently contain a pair of near antique black and white postcards (they are included). The frame on the left has a print of a circa 1930 George Harris photograph of the USS Constitution, aka “Old Ironsides”. The frame on the right has a lithograph of a full rigged windjammer (commercial sailing boat) that was originally printed in the early 1900’s. The two frames are positioned splayed outward so that the bottom of the frames meet in one point. Both frames are adorned with leaves and rectangular borders with diapered background. The outside bottom corners are each conical volute scrolls with fluted embellishments. At the top of the frames, a large eagle is presented displayed, wings elevated (wings spread wide with the tips pointing upward). The eagle is perched upon a shaped shield with stars and stripes, in the style of an early American flag...